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ARK: Survival Ascended – Color ID

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ARK Color ID

Greetings, survivors! Ever wanted to give your tamed creatures a unique appearance? In ARK: Survival Ascended servers, you can modify their colors using a built-in Color ID system, adding a personal touch to your gameplay. Customizing creatures not only enhances immersion but also lets players showcase their creativity and style. Additionally, colors can serve strategic purposes—dark hues, for instance, help creatures stay hidden at night. Many players enjoy recoloring their dinos for special events or simply to make their world more vibrant. Color changes can occasionally introduce server‑side lag, so to keep gameplay smooth, consider hosting on a gaming vps.

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ARK Color ID

How to Change Creature and Dinosaurs Colors in ARK

To modify a creature's color, ensure it is nearby and that you have the appropriate Color ID selected.

Each creature has multiple body regions that can be customized, with a maximum of six regions per creature. These regions correspond to different parts of the body, and each one can be assigned a specific color using a numerical ID. By experimenting with different combinations, you can create a variety of distinctive appearances for your tamed creatures.

To apply a new color, follow these steps:

  1. Face the creature you wish to customize.

  2. Open the in-game console.

  3. Enter the command:

    setTargetDinoColor

    Here, you will specify a region (from 0 to 5) and the Color ID corresponding to the desired shade.

ID Color ID Color
1 Red 51 Wyvern Blue 0
2 Blue 52 Wyvern Blue 1
3 Green 53 Dino Medium Blue
4 Yellow 54 Dino Deep Blue
5 Cyan 55 Near White
6 Magenta 56 Near Black
7 Light Green 57 Dark Turquoise
8 Light Grey 58 Medium Turquoise
9 Light Brown 59 Turquoise
10 Light Orange 60 Green Slate
11 Light Yellow 61 Sage
12 Light Red 62 Dark Warm Gray
13 Dark Grey 63 Medium Warm Gray
14 Black 64 Light Warm Gray
15 Brown 65 Dark Cement
16 Dark Green 66 Light Cement
17 Dark Red 67 Light Pink
18 White 68 Deep Pink
19 Dino Light Red 69 Dark Violet
20 Dino Dark Red 70 Dark Magenta
21 Dino Light Orange 71 Burnt Sienna
22 Dino Dark Orange 72 Medium Autumn
23 Dino Light Yellow 73 Vermilion
24 Dino Dark Yellow 74 Coral
25 Dino Light Green 75 Orange
26 Dino Medium Green 76 Peach
27 Dino Dark Green 77 Light Autumn
28 Dino Light Blue 78 Mustard
29 Dino Dark Blue 79 Actual Black
30 Dino Light Purple 80 Midnight Blue
31 Dino Dark Purple 81 Dark Blue
32 Dino Light Brown 82 Black Sands
33 Dino Medium Brown 83 Lemon Lime
34 Dino Dark Brown 84 Mint
35 Dino Darker Grey 85 Jade
36 Dino Albino 86 Pine Green
37 Big Foot 0 87 Spruce Green
38 Big Foot 4 88 Leaf Green
39 Big Foot 5 89 Dark Lavender
40 Wolf Fur 90 Medium Lavender
41 Dark Wolf Fur 91 Lavender
42 Dragon Base 0 92 Dark Teal
43 Dragon Base 1 93 Medium Teal
44 Dragon Fire 94 Teal
45 Dragon Green 0 95 Powder Blue
46 Dragon Green 1 96 Glacial
47 Dragon Green 2 97 Cammo
48 Dragon Green 3 98 Dry Moss
49 Wyvern Purple 0 99 Custard
50 Wyvern Purple 1 100 Cream

 

Dye Color ID Dye Color Dye Color ID Dye Color
128 Burn 192 Midnight
129 Scab 193 Navy
130 Gore 194 Cobalt
131 Red 195 Blue
132 Tulip 196 Denim
133 Salmon 197 Ice
134 Incense 198 Frost
135 Edocha 199 Deepfreeze
136 Bronze 200 Twilight
137 Terracotta 201 Eminence
138 Windsor 202 Indigo
139 Orange 203 Violet
140 Cantaloupe 204 Lilac
141 Peach 205 Lavender
142 Latte 206 Mauve
143 Dirt 207 Royalty
144 Drab 208 Eggplant
145 Olive 209 Plum
146 Citron 210 Purple
137 Terracotta 211 Magenta
138 Windsor 212 Pink
139 Orange 213 Cotton Candy
140 Cantaloupe 214 Orchid
141 Peach 215 Bruise
142 Latte 216 Raisin
143 Dirt 217 Tyrian
144 Drab 218 Lust
145 Olive 219 Fuschia
146 Citron 220 Flamingo
157 Nyanza 221 Valentine
158 Putrescence 222 Kobi
159 Filth 223 Rouge
160 Nori 224 Black
161 Hunter 225 Shadow
162 Emerald 226 Charcoal
163 Green 227 Gunmetal
164 Mint 228 Slate
165 Pistachio 229 Steel
166 Celadon 230 Grey
167 Chateau 231 Silver
168 Jungle 232 Wisp
169 Forest 233 White
170 Lagoon 234 Mud
171 Spring 235 Bark
172 Aquamarine 236 Brown
173 Seafoam 237 Leather
174 Turquoise 238 Camel
175 Shamrock 239 Tan
176 Mariana 240 Sand
177 Skobeloff 241 Parchment
178 Teal 242 Cream
179 Cyan 243 Brick
180 Electricity 244 Tangerine
181 Celeste 245 Gold
182 Crystal 246 Mustard
183 Ocean 247 Craggy Dew
184 Cetacean 248 Grass
185 Prussian 249 Stream
186 Sapphire 250 Marine
187 Azure 251 Haze
188 Babyblue 252 Dusk
189 Cornflower 253 Thistle
190 Overcast 254 Bubblegum
191 Moonstone

Customize Your Creatures & Dinos

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Changing the colors of your tamed creatures makes your adventures more engaging, whether for self-expression, team coordination, or tactical advantage. Bright, bold colors can make your creatures stand out, while muted tones may help them blend into the environment.

Invite your friends, experiment with different looks, and bring your ARK world to life with your own colorful creations.

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MrBrauwn

MrBrauwn

Game Content Writer

I’m Mr.Brauwn, and I’ve been part of the Minecraft world for over 10 years. Like many others, I started playing with friends in the early versions, but soon I discovered that servers had enormous potential to create unique experiences. Servers and Projects Over time, I specialized in creating custom servers, developing private projects, events, and collaborations with content creators. Configuring plugins, designing systems, and shaping communities quickly became an essential part of my daily life. The Leap into Content Creation After so many years working on servers, I realized I could also share all that knowledge and those experiences visually. That’s how I started streaming on Twitch, showcasing my own servers and playing on them with the community. From Twitch to YouTube Later on, I understood that this content shouldn’t only remain in livestreams. I decided to launch my YouTube channel, where I share curiosities, tutorials, plugin reviews, updates, and technical aspects of Minecraft. It’s a space for other players and creators to discover the same potential I once found in this game. What Minecraft Means to Me For me, Minecraft is more than just a game. It’s a part of my daily life: recording, editing, testing mods, configuring plugins, building, and sharing with my community. After more than a decade, my goal remains the same: to create, inspire, and enjoy this infinite world alongside everyone who joins me on the adventure.

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